Future of energy use needs efforts of utilities, customers, official says
Utility companies are willing to move forward with technology to provide programs aimed at giving consumers the most-affordable energy possible. They also have the capability of more efficiently using available energy.
But some efforts will take longer than others, and the companies and regulators must be willing to work together to make it happen, an Energy Department deputy secretary said at the Mid-America Regul...
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